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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
3
Edited by Mrs L R Tyson at 622 Enact 18th Street notes the ACHICTY Club and church events. An article emphasizes sensitivity to others and avoiding harming hearts, advocating kindness and consideration over self-pity. It quotes a writer on avoiding wounds to trusted hearts.
Cheyenne forms Folklore Club to study Irish folklore with Mrs John L Baird as hostess and members including Mesdames Shviman Gibson Clark Whitaker Mayon Smith Manley Walton Johnson and Fowler. An anticipated winter program begins with a four day reunion of the Consistory featuring a reception and ball.
Mrse Georgia Hirst entertained twenty guests at her grandmother's home for Mina Gilberta Hartwell who departs for Pueblo Colorado to make her home. Friends regret her departure and wish her well if she returns. Flora Blackburn praised for Presbyterian church concert success. The quartet with Mrs H A Connell and Muriel Guy performed and a generous offering funded the choir.
The Alpha Club holds a regular meeting Tuesday afternoon in the library with Mrs Dobbing presenting the afternoon paper. The Musical Club piano section meets tonight at Mrs Arthur Myers home. The College Club met Saturday afternoon at Mrs Galen A Foxs home with papers on Cubiss and Puturste. About eighteen members attended. The Oak Leaf Chapter Eastern Star installs officers Wednesday evening at Masonic Hall. Directors of the Associated Charities meet this evening at their headquarters in the Industrial Club. Knights of Pythias dance tonight at the K of P hall for members and ladies. Capital Rebekah Lodge No 23 hosts a social and card party Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall with refreshments. Monday Bridge Club is hosted by Mrs A J Parahall yesterday afternoon as partial payment for past hospitality.
Meldrum leaves for Denver this week to establish a new home. She rented an apartment and will ship her furniture. Miss Gertrude Thompson returns from Laramie after visiting Miss Evelyn Jensen. Ars N.8. Thomas went to Denver to join Bishop Thomas for a large service at Bishops O Malley church. Mrs Frank Johnston and Attleson moved from hospital to the Walton home. Mrs George Gillland returned yesterday.
Clea hosted an afternoon social featuring an oat auction bridge game attended by all. Pleasant company and light refreshments marked the conclusion as guests enjoyed the activity and camaraderie.
Mrs Adrianna Hungerford, resident of the Colorado Women’s Christian Temperance Union, will conduct meetings in Cheyenne at the Congregational church with three local unions. She will also address the men of the new Willard union and speak at a Wednesday evening prayer union.
Millionaire volunteer firefighters from Tarrytown White Plains Yonkers and Riverview battled a fierce Ardsley fire that destroyed the village center. Four people died at the barber shop center where a telephone company employee saved his wife son and baby by entering the blaze. All four Hodes were found later.
Downtown shoppers are urged to visit Ohenstein's Lunch Room for coffee and cakes during Christmas shopping. The Leader notes a fifty cent chicken supper on Tuesday night at the Presbyterian church and promotes tea and cakes priced at ten cents.
Cheyenne briefs list watch repair by Miller's on Carey avenue and multiple ads for coal ice and fuel firms. State examiner Newlin returns from duty and a Presbyterian chicken supper benefits the bazaar with prices and times. Various Cheyenne merchants invite visitors and promote baby week bargains from Ingersoll Myers and others.
Cheyenne Light Power and local shops merge with residents from Laramie to travel to Cody tonight. Judge Mets of the Fifth district is replaced by Ment zer for the proceedings in Cheyenne and the group plans to proceed as visitors in Cody.
Local ad invites residents to visit the Cahill and Holliday operated Capital Coal and Ice Co window at 18th and Capitol. Children are encouraged to view the coal display while adults discuss coal weights and service, with phone contact 44 for offerings and delivery.
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt Sr. advertises for the return of a pear necklace worth more than 210,000 after it was lost in New York. The notice appears in The State Leader Want Ad as a public appeal for its return.
The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage filed its campaign report showing 4120 spent on the drive across Arizona California Colorado Idaho Kansas Oregon Utah and Washington. The group received 9075 in contributions including a 5000 gift from Mrs H P Belmont.
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